There are 10 types of people in the world: those who understand binary, and those who don't.
07 Jul 2009 
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Shiny Droplets are small AppleScript-based applications that integrate with the Finder toolbar to provide fast shortcuts to text editors and other applications.
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13 Feb 2009 2 Comments
Mac OS X has a built-in command line utility called osascript that can read and execute AppleScript files or execute AppleScript commands passed as an argument.
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12 Feb 2009 4 Comments
Using AppleScript and the scselect command line utility, it’s possible to build an application that will toggle the system between Network Locations when run.
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10 Feb 2009 0 Comments
Growl is a Mac OS X add-on that allows applications or scripts to display messages in a fading notification box, as spoken text, or as an email.
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07 Feb 2009 8 Comments
OS X has PDF printing support built-in, and a Terminal command or AppleScript can convert virtually any kind of document to the PDF format.
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26 Jan 2009 0 Comments
A description of a tip from a well-known Mac blog on using AppleScript to resize images easily in OS X.
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